HELP with a tecnique

[HaasHaus]

First, sorry for my English, it’s not my native language.

My doubt, I can’t say if it’s a search for a brush or it’s a lack of technique.

I started drawing only 1 year and a half ago. I started late hahaha. I started in photography and now I draw on photos. Armors. But that is beside the point.

I’m trying to mix techniques in my drawings (materials) and I have a problem with the background. One of my wishes is to create a textured background, similar to those of AYAMI KOJIMA.

And I wanted to know if there is any brush that creates this effect. Or if it is a technique using a brush.

If anyone can help me, explaining the technique or which brush to use. All I can find online is non-digital painting using a knife full of paste. But when it comes to doing it digitally, I don’t get the effect.

shaping molding paste with a palette knife

[SchrodingerCat]

It looks like the impasto technique, Krita has some brushes that replicate that effect.

[HaasHaus]

Thanks S2. I Will try.

Really thank u

[bobonthenet]

I don’t think I’m very good at using all of them but those RBGA brushes are some of my favorites! Definitely give them a try!

[tachiko]

This might help. Look at the links too like the impasto template one

Soak Ink bundle for making Hair (and technique)

[bristle engplae new place o paint] https://icedrive.net/s/6Zb8DCDkxG9wY5F1CykBjbV8hD7v the one named rake works with a rake brush tip as well. Use this pluging to play with soak ink and paint mode easier with bristle engine brushes: Compact Brush Toggler - Resources / Plugins - Krita Artists (krita-artists.org) technique requires duplicating the hairs you drew and use the soak ink brushes on top. then duplicating that and using height to normal filter (consider setting -x,-y,-z). then u…

While I used it to give the hair texture you may want to change brush tip to your liking.

I use height to normal map then
Color to alpha and then play around with blend modes, filters and layers